Data: The peak volume of CEX transactions in this round of the encryption bull run is still far below the levels of 2021.

According to BlockBeats news, as of October 31, The Block's statistics show that the peak total volume of centralized exchanges (CEX) in this round of the crypto assets bull run occurred in December 2024, reaching $2.9 trillion, corresponding to a Bitcoin price peak of $108,353, setting a new historical high. However, compared to the previous bull run, the overall trading activity still appears somewhat insufficient. In the last crypto cycle, the peak total volume of CEX was in April 2021, reaching $4.16 trillion, with the price of Bitcoin peaking at $64,854; in November of the same year, the total volume of CEX hit a second high point of $2.54 trillion, while Bitcoin reached a peak of $69,000 in that cycle. Current data shows that as of this month, the global total volume of CEX is temporarily reported at $2.05 trillion. This indicates that although this round of the bull run has seen Bitcoin prices hit new highs, the overall trading volume of CEX has not yet reached the level of enthusiasm seen in 2021.